GitHub has launched a package firewall in public preview to stem credential-harvesting malware attacks that exploit systems at package installation time, before any code runs. It sits between endpoints like Actions runners or coding agents and upstream package registries, inspecting metadata requests and downloads. Policy controls include a configurable cooldown period, checks against the GitHub Advisory Database, and supply-chain checks like attestation downgrades. It's free during preview, will later be billed on metered usage like Actions, and currently supports only npm packages. It's available to all GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers, including data-resident instances.
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